{Photograph} by Matt Rybczynski.
Below Armour CEO Kevin Plank is promoting his equestrian property in Reisterstown, Maryland, for $22 million. Named Sagamore Farm, the property northwest of Baltimore spans greater than 400 acres. Plank instructed the Wall Road Journal he had hoped to make use of the property to boost racehorses however mentioned he couldn’t dedicate sufficient time to the pursuit. Denie Dulin of Compass is the itemizing agent.
The property was based in 1925 by Isaac Emerson, founding father of the favored headache treatment Bromo-Seltzer. The following proprietor, Alfred G. Vanderbilt Jr., established the property as an elite breeding and coaching floor for horses. The virtually 16,000-square-foot foremost home, generally known as Prime of the Valley, boasts six bedrooms, two bogs, a library, fitness center, and expansive views of Worthington Valley.
Different residential properties dot the grounds, together with a common supervisor’s home and workers residences generally known as the bunkhouse. The equestrian amenities embody three renovated barns, paddocks, turnout fields, and a observe with a newly constructed Clocker’s Tower that gives an elevated view of the coaching beneath.
In 2020, Plank offered one other luxurious property within the DC space: a Georgetown mansion that commanded $17.25 million.
